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Uploading Your Signature Pages

Each document in your estate plan has a signature page. Your documents must be signed and dated for them to be legally binding. The process of dating and signing your documents is called executing your documents. Most of the documents in your estate plan require your signature be notarized, a few, like your will, require your signature be witnessed. Each signature page indicates clearly whether a notary or witness is required.

Once you have executed all your documents, scan and email them to docs@estateguru.com. Upon receipt of your scanned signature pages the system reads the QR code and attaches each signature page to its respective document in your online legal file.